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and when, you know, you're young and all the disrupters know you, sean parker. are you going to fill us in? what did you do last night? >> sean will be on in the 8:00 hour, so we can talk about the night life. what did we do? last night i hosted a dinner with christine legarde. that was fun. and went to the cnbc party that you talked about. >> you weren't there. >> i wasn't listed, but apparently myself and maria bartiromo don't rate any more. >> not more than liesman. well, you're not part of the obama administration. >> well, you've had different views on that before. >> all right. go ahead, andrew. >> in the meantime, we have a disrupter here, one of our favorite squawk disrupters to talk about what's going on here and specifically -- i should say who is here. by the way, are you warm or not? >> i am cold. it is very cold in davos. >> reputation.com, he is not wearing a coat. and you have some predictions about what's going on here about social media. there are so many disrupteres and pioneers and i get the sense that maybe you're not going to make some frien
and when, you know, you're young and all the disrupters know you, sean parker. are you going to fill us in? what did you do last night? >> sean will be on in the 8:00 hour, so we can talk about the night life. what did we do? last night i hosted a dinner with christine legarde. that was fun. and went to the cnbc party that you talked about. >> you weren't there. >> i wasn't listed, but apparently myself and maria bartiromo don't rate any more. >> not more than liesman....
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you'll be seeing lord blankfine on "squawk," ray dalio, your good friend, sean parker, coming here. we'll have a party. we can talk about that. he just had a child, by the way. we have a lot to do in davos. there's already news being made this morning, and that's coming from an old "squawk" friend, jamie dimon, who was on a panel this morning talking about regulation, banking, and transparency. and he made some people upset this morning with this comment. take a listen to it. >> businesses can be opaque, they're complex. you don't know how aircraft engines worth either. we provide a service to you. we make a little money every time we do it. that's what happens. >> that -- that actually had a lot of people frustrated, the fact he was comparing the banking system to an engine on an airplane and that you don't need to know how it actually works. the big issue, of course, is do regulators understand how it works. he also made another comment trying to defend the banks saying that they were actually a friend of the system and the economy. take a listen to this one. >> i think jpmorgan w
you'll be seeing lord blankfine on "squawk," ray dalio, your good friend, sean parker, coming here. we'll have a party. we can talk about that. he just had a child, by the way. we have a lot to do in davos. there's already news being made this morning, and that's coming from an old "squawk" friend, jamie dimon, who was on a panel this morning talking about regulation, banking, and transparency. and he made some people upset this morning with this comment. take a listen to...
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>> did you meet sean penn at any of your parties in hollywood? >> yes, i have met him over the years. >>> in the meantime, we'll -- excuse me. coming up, the check is in the mail. supposedly. we'll see the u.s. postmaster, he'll join us to talk about budget problems, saturday delivery and much more. stay tuned. - our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. investor. yeah, ibut i'm a busy guy.or it used to be easier but now there are more choices than ever. i want to know exactly what i am investing in. i want to know exactly how much i'm paying. i want to use the same stuff the big guys use. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. but
>> did you meet sean penn at any of your parties in hollywood? >> yes, i have met him over the years. >>> in the meantime, we'll -- excuse me. coming up, the check is in the mail. supposedly. we'll see the u.s. postmaster, he'll join us to talk about budget problems, saturday delivery and much more. stay tuned. - our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll...
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sean, credit suisse was out with a note saying the era of gold is coming to an end. are they right or wrong? >> i don't believe that. they're wrong. basically, when trends would come to an end, if you were having a gold bubble pop, you wouldn't have gold consolidating for a year, year and a half in the 1500, to 1800 range. it's actually building a healthy base to launch higher in my opinion. i think that we'll see gold, you know, in the coming 6 to 9 months hit 1900, possibly $2,000 an ounce. >> what takes it there? their premise being sort of the ultimate fear is off the table and that in their minds gold is overvalued where it is now. are you banking, so to speak, everything on the fed? >> i think a lot of it is going to be the decline of the color. the color peaked out about june, july, broken one year uptrend line about august, and has been heading down overall since. consolidating lately but the next leg got us lower. >> i saw an incredible headline this morning that said vehicle sales in china january rose 46% from a year earlier. i know plot numb is already in
sean, credit suisse was out with a note saying the era of gold is coming to an end. are they right or wrong? >> i don't believe that. they're wrong. basically, when trends would come to an end, if you were having a gold bubble pop, you wouldn't have gold consolidating for a year, year and a half in the 1500, to 1800 range. it's actually building a healthy base to launch higher in my opinion. i think that we'll see gold, you know, in the coming 6 to 9 months hit 1900, possibly $2,000 an...
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idea of shutting down has bipartisan support on xichl we have more on this story with hud secretary sean donovan later this hour. >>> also, speaking of mortgages, americans are paying them on time more often these daysment credit reporting agency transunion says the percentage of late payments fell from 5.5% a year earlier, the lowest level in five years. general motors is cutting the price of the electric chevy volt. that's a drop of about 12.5%. back if june, gm cut the price of the volt in hopes of spuring sales. >> one of our best friend is here to talk business the economy and washington a. man who wears many hats, harold ford, are you a managing director nyu professor public policy, former congressman, nbc news political analyst. >> and your friend. >> do i get that, too. we got a lot to talk about. >> becky and scott, too. >> they are friend, too. >> we are going to talk newspapers. i never had a paper route, but extra, extra, read all about it, amazon's jeff besos is dropping serious cash, probably not serious cash, $250 million is one day's worth of work for him. you and me. joi
idea of shutting down has bipartisan support on xichl we have more on this story with hud secretary sean donovan later this hour. >>> also, speaking of mortgages, americans are paying them on time more often these daysment credit reporting agency transunion says the percentage of late payments fell from 5.5% a year earlier, the lowest level in five years. general motors is cutting the price of the electric chevy volt. that's a drop of about 12.5%. back if june, gm cut the price of the...
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sean penn flew down in support in december. and has given speeches to chavez supporters, trying to get them to buck up and, you know, stand together as they wait to see what happens with hugo chavez. so that's the story. we're waiting to see what unfolds at this point. i think expect a period of volatility and chaos for sure. >> you said no proof of life for 30 days? >> close to, it yeah. the opposition's been demanding, you know, show -- holding up the newspaper. >> i know. like they did with castro a couple of months ago. >> the blogosphere's been rife with -- >> he's already dead. no, hughes in cuba. cuba has -- he's in cuba. cuba has every incentive to keep him alive. they get hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil from him nearly for free. he claims that they pay, but they pay either -- the dominican republic pays with beans, f example. hugo pays with doctors and with free operations. things like that. so -- >> so -- >> we'll see. >> the odds that the supreme court will say okay, we can extend this? >> oh, i have no doubt
sean penn flew down in support in december. and has given speeches to chavez supporters, trying to get them to buck up and, you know, stand together as they wait to see what happens with hugo chavez. so that's the story. we're waiting to see what unfolds at this point. i think expect a period of volatility and chaos for sure. >> you said no proof of life for 30 days? >> close to, it yeah. the opposition's been demanding, you know, show -- holding up the newspaper. >> i know....
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joining us is sean hyman who is editor of money new's ultimate wealth report. and john from the cme. how are you feeling just about how the stock markets have been headed? are you feeling nervous? you feeling like things are going to keep pushing higher? >> it's a slow grind, becky. one of the bombs has been this lack of volume. retail america isn't quite back in to the equity market and there continues to be a high amount of cynicism, given how far we've come on gdp growth that's averaged about 1.5% to 2% the last couple of years. that having been said the path of least resistance is probably still going to be the upside. a little nervousness ahead of tomorrow's employment numbers. i'd be surprised to see s&ps back above 1550. look for a chop trade around 1540 in anticipation of a number as expected. >> john is right, there are still a lot of skepticism when it comes from retail investors. how do you think that works into all of this? >> i think there is a lot of skepticism out there. but i still think oil ends up going higher, keeps making higher lows. it may
joining us is sean hyman who is editor of money new's ultimate wealth report. and john from the cme. how are you feeling just about how the stock markets have been headed? are you feeling nervous? you feeling like things are going to keep pushing higher? >> it's a slow grind, becky. one of the bombs has been this lack of volume. retail america isn't quite back in to the equity market and there continues to be a high amount of cynicism, given how far we've come on gdp growth that's...
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>> lloyd flank fine and sean parker and i'm going to be on facebook office hours, so "squawk box" on the street begins right now and we will see you tomorrow. ♪ you are the apple of my eye ♪ >> one thing investors not saying this morning after the disappointing quarter. welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with melissa lee, dajim cramer. our road map begins with a question, will apple gap down 10% this morning. no doubt you heard of last night's revenue miss, iphone miss. we will cover the quarter from top to bottom. >> doesn't include apple, which is one reason it is outpacing the s & p 500, sits 3% from a record high. what is the outlook for the broader market on this? the best january looks like about 17 years. >> netflix is almost the inverse of apple, a surprise profit, better-than-expected outlook, a stream of upgrades and one very happy carl icahn. >> and rolls on tonight with microsoft and starbucks, preview the numbers as we travel to crane mer rick ka. >> down sharply to the lowest level in years. apple issuing current quarter guidance below census. m
>> lloyd flank fine and sean parker and i'm going to be on facebook office hours, so "squawk box" on the street begins right now and we will see you tomorrow. ♪ you are the apple of my eye ♪ >> one thing investors not saying this morning after the disappointing quarter. welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with melissa lee, dajim cramer. our road map begins with a question, will apple gap down 10% this morning. no doubt you heard of last...
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. >> sean, thank you for joining us. >> you were up all night. >> you kind of wandered by on your way. >> always up. >> all right. back to ec, englewood cliffs, bracing for some snow. >> thanks, guys. we have about a minute or so, we have bob, get your thoughts on the federal reserve this year. do they do a full trillion, 85 billion a month? >> i think there's a good chance that they will. they seem to be on that path. and i'm not that constructive on the economy. i don't think the economy is getting that much better that fast so i think that given their parameters i think that they're going to keep plugging away at the markets, and i kind of share some of the concerns that john taylor has about it. >> about what? the program itself is what's responsible for dragging down the economy. >> well -- >> that's a little bit of an extreme view. i don't think it's help. i do think at some point there are some negative spinoffs from that. >> is it hurtful right now? >> well, you know, you have some of the fed members, you have some of the fed members talking about bubbled markets. >> right. we
. >> sean, thank you for joining us. >> you were up all night. >> you kind of wandered by on your way. >> always up. >> all right. back to ec, englewood cliffs, bracing for some snow. >> thanks, guys. we have about a minute or so, we have bob, get your thoughts on the federal reserve this year. do they do a full trillion, 85 billion a month? >> i think there's a good chance that they will. they seem to be on that path. and i'm not that constructive on...
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it will say joe -- >> like sean connery telling you how nice you look. >> so, joe, have you been working out? things like that. >>> our newsmaker of the morning, he looks good, treasury secretary jack lew. he'll sit down with john harwood at 7:30 eastern. john will join us from washington with a -- oh! he's right there. i want to talk about the other thing, larry summers. you are the man! you are the man. who was your source? can you tell us that? >> hey, joe? >> yeah? >> before we get there, can i just suggest to you, you might be able to get that app that trades siri for miley cyrus? she'll talk to you on your iphone that way. >> yeah. >> ow. >> i'd like a twerking iphone. will that -- man, that got a lot of play. >> she's only 20 years old, come on. >> it works so well. whoever her manager is, i want to hire him, but should i twerk? do you think that would help? maybe i could get on tv -- >> no, please, do not. >> i don't think this will work. >> is there anywhere that i can do that now? >> john, someone inside -- i'll tell you what, this -- i'm not under any false illusions that larr
it will say joe -- >> like sean connery telling you how nice you look. >> so, joe, have you been working out? things like that. >>> our newsmaker of the morning, he looks good, treasury secretary jack lew. he'll sit down with john harwood at 7:30 eastern. john will join us from washington with a -- oh! he's right there. i want to talk about the other thing, larry summers. you are the man! you are the man. who was your source? can you tell us that? >> hey, joe?...
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jonathan tisch treasurer of the new york giants and former lineman sean o'hara as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernan, andrew is in hong kong this morning. we'll hear from him in a few minutes. the futures this morning have been indicated a little bit down at least for the dow and s&p. s&p futures off by close to three. the nasdaq up by one point. >> jpmorgan, close to a $13 billion settlement over financial crisis. that's just -- it's a big, big number. i don't care who you are. when it starts with a "b" and it's in the teens, it's amazing. tell us more. >> it's the kind of headline figure that we used to say at the "wall street journal" causes yo uh to choke on your cheerios, joe. the $13 billion that jpmorgan is preparing to possibly pay would tie up a number of loose ends for it legally. outstanding claims by the federal housing finance agency, the new york attorney general and perhaps most importantly the department of justice over mortgage securities packaged d
jonathan tisch treasurer of the new york giants and former lineman sean o'hara as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernan, andrew is in hong kong this morning. we'll hear from him in a few minutes. the futures this morning have been indicated a little bit down at least for the dow and s&p. s&p futures off by close to three. the nasdaq up by one...
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they want to know if sean parker is bringing beyonce. >> but he didn't. >> no. he brought john legend, much better than beyonce. >> michael dell couldn't be photographed with certain people. >> include john legend. >> the other thing i want to get at is job advice. should people still try to get jobs in finance? is that a good place to get a job? and if they actually want it, what are they supposed to do? >> i think first of all it's great we had a financial crisis because i think it stopped the die version of talent to banks. it should be other places, you know? it's the best talent kept going to banks because it pays so much, we would never get anybody decent in government, we would never get anybody decent in business. now people should only be going for jobs in the financial services if they really want them and they really are interested in it. when i was 13, someone taught me in this relationship between the rate of interest and the price of bonds. i was gripped. and, you know, if you were like that, come work in financial services. >> i'm the wrong person
they want to know if sean parker is bringing beyonce. >> but he didn't. >> no. he brought john legend, much better than beyonce. >> michael dell couldn't be photographed with certain people. >> include john legend. >> the other thing i want to get at is job advice. should people still try to get jobs in finance? is that a good place to get a job? and if they actually want it, what are they supposed to do? >> i think first of all it's great we had a financial...
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. >> i think i would have got a little more support from sean connery on this. i'm disappointed. >> the other bond? >> yeah, the other bond. the cold war, i think watching this -- i don't like getting mad at russia gn. and the cold war, it warmed up and now i think this is going to help make it get cold again. he's stick right in -- >> the bottom line want syria had a lot of yushan weapons. >> i think more just the idea of him running it in means it is more likely you reach an agreement with syria on the diplomatic effect. >> the difficult is setting an agenda. if you look at this current admin administration, that's not going to please you. >> ross westgate from london, we're going to go to the other side of this country to california to talk tech news. two of the industry's most prominent ceos spoke out last night. facebook's mark zuckerberg and yahoo!'s marissa mayer. julia, let's start with you. >> good morning, andrew. at the q&a, mark zuckerberg was post and confident. he was even upbeat about facebook a facebook's disastrous ipo when asked to give advice
. >> i think i would have got a little more support from sean connery on this. i'm disappointed. >> the other bond? >> yeah, the other bond. the cold war, i think watching this -- i don't like getting mad at russia gn. and the cold war, it warmed up and now i think this is going to help make it get cold again. he's stick right in -- >> the bottom line want syria had a lot of yushan weapons. >> i think more just the idea of him running it in means it is more likely...